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Open AI Overview rankings won’t change the work. What a machine can read, parse, and verify on your site is what matters now.
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Explore why listicles may recommend your competitors instead of your product, revealing new tactics in AI search strategy.
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Last year, 2.5% of Writesonic’s leads came from AI search. As of March, 35% do. Samanyou Garg, Founder and CEO of Writesonic, showed the system behind that number in his Search Engine Journal webinar: agents surface what moved across every search platform, practitioners prioritize and act. “AI search didn’t necessarily kill SEO, but it turned it into an engineering problem,” he said. The session covers new citation research and 5 lessons from the field, including the 6-stage loop his team runs on every published page and the workflow that wins citations on pages you don’t own. Watch the full webinar […]
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AI made experiments cheap to run but no easier to trust. A framework for fewer, sharper bets and the discipline to kill the losers fast.
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A dropped zero in Clovion’s AI visibility study hid numbers far more alarming than published. Here’s what the corrected data means for brand strategy.
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Google’s OKF and ARD specs are making noise, but HTML still runs discovery. Here’s what actually matters for SEO in the new agentic-web stack.
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Build your own AI-ready knowledge system with insights from Marie Haynes on using Google’s Open Knowledge Format for search and automation.
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Google filed AI visibility under search. Stop treating it as a separate workstream with its own budget and its own quarterly report.
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Six audits. One failure. The fix took five minutes. Here’s what Lighthouse 13.3’s Agentic Browsing category actually tells you, and what it doesn’t.
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Technical SEO now sits at the center of AI search readiness, giving LLMs the structure and signals they need to retrieve and cite content.
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